LSU, Kentucky Release Initial Injury Reports Ahead Of Saturday's Matchup

By Staff Reporter•Oct 7, 20269:01 pm•

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LSU's injury report remains largely unchanged heading into Saturday's matchup against Kentucky in Lexington, with five Tigers listed as out on Wednesday night's initial SEC availability report.

The Wildcats, meanwhile, are dealing with several injuries of their own, with six players ruled out, including three inside linebackers. Kentucky also has three players listed as questionable and one probable.

Here's the full injury report for both teams:

LSU
OUT
- TE #7 Trey'Dez Green
- LB #7 Whit Weeks
- S #10 Dashawn Spears
- WR #15 Phillip Wright III
- LB #26 Charles Ross II

Kentucky
OUT
- ILB #4 Antwan Smith
- ILB #9 Alex Afari Jr.
- DB #24 Jaden Smith
- ILB #25 Tavion Wallace
- DB #30 Grant Grayton
- OL #55 Aba Selm

QUESTIONABLE
- RB #29 Jordan Colbert
- LS #40 Cole Marszalek
- DL #93 Kalen Edwards

PROBABLE
- WR #7 DJ Miller

LSU and Kentucky will kick off Saturday at 6 p.m. CT on ESPN. Updated availability reports will be released ahead of kickoff.

Originally published on TigerDroppings.com

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Spankum•15 days

First time I have ever seen our opponent have more players on the injured list than us!

BIIIL•15 days

Statistically, LSU should easily dominate this one. But stats don't win games, so we'll see what happens

tarzana•15 days

Kentucky's home field advantage has been their significant calling card in previous games we've played up there. Yea I know we had a 63-27 blowout in 1997 but most of the games we've played there UK has done much better than expected.

Russianblue•15 days

Our injury report reads like the preseason All-SEC list.

Cherry Cheesecake•15 days

Not too familiar with their roster, anybody know if any of Kentucky's injuries are significant? 3 Inside Linebackers being out gotta hurt their depth at least.

BIIIL•15 days

Matt Flynn wasn't impressed with their LBs, so it should be interesting to see what happens. And the LBs are supposedly the only push defensively. LSU "should" be able to move the ball up and down the field.

porge7106•15 days

They have a former tiger commit ( darby) who we supposed processed. He'll be looking to prove something for sure. He's a pretty good receiver too. geaux tigers.

moneyg•14 days

Their DL is an above average SEC DL. They can rush the passer.

That’s the strength if their defense.

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rattlebucket•14 days

CLK regrets we didnt run more at Ole Miss. i expect us to run the bal A LOT. Jones and Berry finna eat

TaderSalad•14 days

With that many LB'ers out, I gotta think we pound the rock and wear them out while keeping our defense fresh in a tough atmosphere.

Vernonbrew22•12 days

Former LSU lineman from Neville going to feast

Cosmo•15 days

pitchandcatch27•14 days

Rain and wind is the equalizer. LSU will need to be able to run the ball down their throat. Weather is going to suck. Worried about this one. They need to prove they can win on the road.

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